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Collection:: Oglethorpe University collections in the Internet Archive
Title:: Yamacraw, 1961
Creator:: Oglethorpe University (Atlanta, Ga.)
Publisher:: Yamacraw, 1961, Oglethorpe University, 1961
Date of Original:: 1961
Subject:: Private universities and colleges--Georgia--Atlanta--History
Location:: United States, Georgia, DeKalb County, 33.77153, -84.22641
United States, Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, 33.749, -84.38798
Medium:: school yearbooks
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Description:: Oglethorpe University student yearbook of 1961.
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Holding Institution:: Philip Weltner Library. Archives
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1961

YAMACRAW

OGLETHORPE
UNIVERSITY

Atlanta, Georgia

Paula Hotmann, Editor

Eric ScharfF, Business Manager

Charlotte Morris, Business Manager

Mr. Leo Bilancio, Faculty Advisor

Pat Griffin, Assistant Editor

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION

CLASSES

ORGANIZATIONS

ACTIVITIES

SPORTS

HONORS

ADVERTISING

STUDENT DIRECTORY

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FOREWORD

These pictures tell our story
Variations on an ideal.

The ideal that of achieving the true worth from our education, ot em-
bodying the Oglethorpe spirit and allowing it to motivate us as we strive
and seek for those things most valued.

The variations Sequence, Spirit, and Synthesis. Sequence as shown in
the transmitting of knowledge from professor to student. Spirit derived
from active participation in all school events and activities. Synthesis as
depicted by the culmination of spirit and knowledge the necessary con-
stituents of the ideal.

The editor and her staff submit this book as a pictorial representation of
the Oglethorpe ideal.

PROGRES

Those symbols incarnate of man
Variations on themes of reality
Ideals progressed in dreams

SEQUENCE

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VARIATIONS

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trough perceptions, motivations
ynthesise to form life.

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SYNTHESIS

IDEAL

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The most that we have, our thoughts, our experiences, our hopes, and
our dreams are symbolized by this book which we, the 1961 Tamacraw
staff, dedicate to

MR. LEO BILANCIO

who we believe to be one ot the most inspiring faculty members at
Oglethorpe.

His friendliness and profound interest in his students and their progress
tend to promote and encourage individual initiative and also to emphasize
his own imaginative character. And, to quote Whitehead, "imagination,
which is necessary to carry out the proper function of a university the
imaginative acquisition of knowledge, can only be communicated by a
faculty whose members themselves wear their learning with imagination."

Because this so aptly describes Mr. Bilancio's personality and character,
and because he is always thought of with feelings of gratitude, respect,
and deepest affection, we think he epitomizes those qualities which con-
stitute the Ideal which we ourselves are ever striving to achieve.

More than 2,000 years ago the ancients sym-
bolized learning by a torch passing from hand
to hand down the generations. That lighted
torch is the symbol of imagination the imagi-
native acquistion of knowledge. Whitehead

THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS,.,

The theme ot the 1961 Tamacraw, "Progressions Variations on an
Ideal," together with the organization of this book, suggests a musical
development. A college experience is like an important movement in a
large musical composition which could be described as a more or less pat-
terned or organized life. This movement or progression involves the rela-
tionships of the climactic synthesis or awareness of interrelatedness. In
a sense, this is the ideal of the university.

The importance of this progression lies in the fact that no subsequent
movements in the whole living composition will be the same, because of
the influence of the "progression and variation" in the college movement.
A senior once told me that in his senior year his courses, his intellectual
experience, his reading, his relationships to other students, and his un-
derstanding of himself seemed to fall into place in a sort of stable structure
or synthesis. That is to say, the college experience seemed to form out of
its disparate parts a meaningful pattern.

It would be naive to assume that, in this dynamic society, a pattern
derived out of college would be permanent. New movements, new themes,
will be introduced in unpredictable variation. But it the college experience
has been highly significant, it will at times appear, as in the case of a fugue,
to overlie the structure of subsequent experience.

To each the movement of college experience is rubato. To some it has
moved its culmination in a quiet adagio movement. To others it has been
allegro con spirito. It is our hope that for each student the movement may
have had direction in meaning.

In a world that appears fragmented, diverse, and at times chaotic, the
intellectual and emotional experience in college may demonstrate the possi-
bility of resolution of discords, of stability of motive, and constructive form.
Recognition of this form sometimes does not appear during college experi-
ence but as a result of post-graduation perspective. At Oglethorpe this
should involve ways ot looking at oneself, at man, at governments, at re-
ligion, at science and art in such a way that these separate elements may,
with the help of books, teachers, and our fellow students fall into a pattern
that may be described as "progressions variations on an ideal."

Donald C. Agnew, President

A.B. (Park College)
M.A., Ph.D. I Duke University)

George C. Seward, Dean

B.A. (Amherst)
Ph.D. (Tuebingen)

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DIVISION OF

LUCILLE Q. AGNEW

B.A. ( Furman)
M.A. (Du\e)

WENDELL H. BROWN

B.S. t Puget Sound)
MA. (Columbia)

BERTRAM H. FLANDERS
A.B., MA. (Emory); Ph.D (Du\e)

WILLIAM H. COHEN
B.A., M.A. (University of Florida)

iUMAN UNDERSTANDING

ARTHUR REILER

B.A. iHeiv Tor\ University)

M.A. ( Mi ddlebury )
Docteur de I'Universite (Pans)

HARRY DORSON

Institute <>/ Musical Arts, JSj. T.
Study. Berlin, Fontameblcu, London

STANLEY M. DAUGERT
B.A , K4.A., Ph.D. (Columbia)

INGE MANSKI LUNDEEN

Study at Indiana University and

Curtiss Institute Metropolitan

Opera Company

HUMAN UNDERSTANDING

GEORGE C. SEWARD

B.A. (Amherst)
Ph.D. (Tuebmgen j

RAYMOND TOUBMAN

B.Miis., M.A. (Boston U.)
M.S. in L.S. (Simmons College)

DIVISION OF BUSINESS

JAMES R. MILES

B.A., B.S. (Alabama)
M.B.A. (Ohio State)

WILLIAM A. EGERTON

( University of AJort/i Carolina)
(University of Tennessee Law School)

DIVISION OF

LEO RILANCIO

B.A. (Knox College)
M.A. (University of J^orth Carolina)

A CHEEVER CRESSY, JR.

B.A. i Tufts)

M.A., Ph.D. (Fletcher

School of Law and

Diplomacy )

WILLIAM A CARROLL

A.B. (Brown University)
M.A. (Georgetown University I

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RICHARD H. HAUNTON
B.A., M.A. i Indiana)

W. A. L. COULBORN
B.Sc, M.B.E. (University of London)

DIVISION

BERNICE HILLIARD
B.A., M.Ed. ( Oglethorpe)

ARTHUR L. COHEN

B.A. ( Stanford)
M.A., Ph.D. (Harvard)

ROY N. GOSLIN

B.A. (Hebrask.ci Wesleyan)
M.A. (Wyoming)

DF SCIENCE

LOIS WILLIAMSON
3.A.. M.A. (Oglethorpe)

GEORGE F. WHEELER

B.A. i Ohio State)
M.S. (California Institute of Technology )

J. KENNEDY HODGES

B.A. tXK'off-ord)

M.A. (Du\e)

Ph.D. (J^orth Carolina)

L. "POP" CROW

B.A. (Hebras\a)

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BARBARA S. UEHLING

B.A. /University of Wichita)
M.A., Ph.D. (J^urthwestern University)

ELGIN MacCONNELL

B.A. I Allegheny )
M.A. (}{ew Tor\ University)

EDITHGENE R. SPARKS

B.S. in Ed. (Oglethorpe)

M.Ed. (Emory)

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RICHARD M. RESER

B.A. (King)
M.A. (Peabody)

Ph.D. iHorth Carolina)

GARLAND PINHOLSTER

B.S. (]s[urth Georgia College J
M.A. f Peabody)

Daniel Uffner

Assistant to the

President

Norman B. Thompson

Director of

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Carole George
Receptionist

Carol Tucker
Bursar

Richard Brusehke
Comptroller

Raymond Touhmaii
Librarian

Ruth Lovell

Manager

of the Bookstore

and Post Office

Bill Malone

Superintendent of

Maintenance

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Majorie MacConnel
Registrar

Elgin MacConnell

Resident Counselor
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Bernice Hilliard

Resident Counselor

for Women

Jeanne Cressy

Secretarv to t/ie

President

Jennine Murphey

Secretary to the

Dean

Ruth Locklin

Secretary to the

Assistant to the

President

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Lenora Baldwin
College N'trse

Sewell Edwards
Campus Policeman

Glenda B.ilowski

Secretary to the

Registrar

Louis Nash
Cajetena Manager

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President - - - Penny Jones

Vice-President Pat Griffin

Secretary Martha Laird

Treasurer David Chesnut

Parliamentarian - - - Dana Lou Howe

"ON THE ISLAND"

Of our four years spent on these premises, the following is a slight record
of those years that now become Madras memories fading into the con-
glomeration of life.

In one short year

Wc survived orientation, Rat week, a cold hayride, our first final examinations;

We looked forward to basketball games (in those days we became good losers), caring
for Budda, Christmas vacation.

We dreaded low grades, Mondays, financing our Black and White formal.

We learned logic, what friendship could be, the value oi a dollar;

We became Sophomores.

We were hated by the Freshmen, loved by ourselves, tolerated by the faculty;
We participated in projects, athletics, publications, clubs and committees;
We sweated Economics exemption. Greek notebooks, our sloppy tennis game;

We became Juniors.

We grew academically, mentally, and in stature;

We got sick, drunk, ambitious, serious;

We spent nights with Ogg and Ray, dancing, talking, tailing in and out of love;

We waited for Dr. Reser's test grades, kite dates, the long, hot summer of '60 to pass-

We were Seniors.

We had set our goals, had one more chance to prove ourselves, had come of age;

We now know the value of the previous years;

We said goodby to cafeteria lines, bull sessions, our last Oglethorpe spring;

We shall hope we show our thanks to Dr. Agnew, Dr. Seward, and the whole gauntlet
of faculty by what we do "on the mainland;"

We have left things done and undone, our own special mark, maybe;

We have begun other years somewhere else

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Barbara Ann Baughman

Bachelor of Arts

Atlanta, Georgia
Class Officer-1,2; Secretary- 1,2; Modern Dance Group-1,2,3,4;
N.E.A. President-2; Secretary of A.F.F.-2; Cheerleader- 2,3,4;,
Westminster Fellowship- 1; Social Committee- 1 ; Yamacraw Staff -
2,?, 4; Homecoming Court-3,4; Duchess Club-3,4; Secretary-
Treasurer-4.

Belle Turner Bennett

Bachelor of Arts

Atlanta, Georgia
Transfer, Mt. Vernon Junior College; Spanish Cluh-1,2; French
Cluh-1.2; Pres.-2; Bell Cote Staff-1; Vice-President Merri-
weather House-2; House Council-2; AA. Degree-2 ;Dean's
List-.V

William Louis Blair

Bachelor of Arts

Smyrna, Georgia

Blue Key-4; Bur's He.id-4.

Frances Pasley Buttolph

Bachelor of Arts
Atlanta, Georgia

John David Chesnut

Bachelor of Arts
Decatur, Georgia
Transfer: Erskine College; Epsilon Alpha Sigma Fraternity- 1 ,2;
Players- 1,2; Erskie Awartl-2; Student Government- 1,2; Pep
Band-4; Co-Chairman of Assembly Committee-4; Treasurer of
Senior Class.

Murphey Roger Couch

Bachelor of Arts

Decatur, Georgia
Transfer: University of Georgia; Basketball- 1 ; Phi Delta Theta-
1; Basketball-2-3-4; Baseball-2,3,4; Varsity Club-3-4; Secretary-
3; Blue Key-3,4; Parliamentarian-4; Yamacraw Staff-3,4; Bowl-
ing League-4.

Nona Elizabeth Davis

Bachelor of Science

Atlanta, Georgia

Transfer: Georgia Tech; Society of Women Engineers, Women

Students Association, Gamma Psi, Ga. Tech UMCA Executive

Board, "T" Book Staff.

Franklin Wayne Dobbs

Bachelor of Arts

Smyrna, Georgia
Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Tenms-1; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Class Offieer-2,3;
Treas.-2; Vice-President- 3; Varsity Club- 1 ,2,3,4; President-3;
Boar's Head-3,4; Vice-President-4; Blue Key-3,4; Yamacraw
Staff-3; Vice-President Student Council-4; "B" 1 team basketball
coach-4; Chairman, Interactivity Committee-4; Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities.

Sheila Louise Donohue

Bachelor of Arts
Transfer: Immaculata Junior College; Swimming team- 1,2; Bas-
ketball-1; Secretary of Student Council-2; Honor Committee-4;
Duchess Club-4; Newman Club-3.

Lawrence Edward Goodwin

Bachelor of Arts
Silver Grove, Kentucky
Transfer: Brutan-Parker; Basketball-2,3,4; Baseball-2,3,4; Blue
Key-4; Boar's Head-4.

Patricia Delia Griffin

Bachelor of Arts

Tuc\er, Georgia
Modern Dance Group- 1,2,3: Yamacraw Staff- 1,2, 3 -4; Editor-3;
Assistant Editor-4; N.E.A.-1.2; Cheerleader-2,3,4; Captain-4;
Social Committee-2; Class Offieer-3,4; Parliamentarian- 3; Vice-
President-4; Duchess Club-?, 4; Secretary and Treasurer-?; Presi-
dent^; Chapel Committee-?; Interactivity Committee- 3,4; Sec-
retary-4; Dorm Council-3,4; President-4; Homecoming Court-.?;
Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities.

Joseph Marshall Harb

Bachelor of Science
Atlanta, Georgia
Players- 1,2; Tennis- 1; Class Parliamentarian- 1,2 ; Rat Court-2;
Biology Lab Assistant- 2, 3; Zoology Lab Assistant- 2,4; Botany
Lab Assistant-2,4; Research Assistant-?. 4; LeConte Society-?, 4;
President-4; Pep Squad-4; Treasurer-4.

George H. Harper, Jr.

Bachelor of Arts

Atlanta, Georgia

David N. Harvey

Bachelor of Science
Atlanta, Georgia
Transfer: Georgia Tech; Circulation Manager for Techmque-
1,2; Circulation Manager for Air Force paper 1,2; Chemistry
Lah Assistant-2,3,4; Boar's Head-3,4; Vice-President-4; Blue
Key-3,4; Sec. -4: LeConte-3,4; Treas.-4; Student Council-3,4;
Parliamcntarian-4.

James Callaway Harvey

Bachelor of Arts

Atlanta, Georgia
Westminster Fellowship! ; Humanics Association- 1 ,2,3,4; Social
Committee-1,2,3,4; Saints- 1, 2, .V, Players-1,2; Chorus- 1,2, 3,4;
Alpha Phi Omega-2,3; Viee-Pres.-2.

Dana Lou Howe

Bachelor of Arts

Atlanta, Georgia
Westminster Fellowship- 1 ; Modern Dance Group- 1,2; All
Faith's Fellowship-2,3; President^; Yamacraw Staff-2,3,4; As-
sistant Editor-3; Social Committee-2,.V, N.EA.-2; Cheerleader-
2,3,4; Chapel Committee-2,3; Chairman-3; Interactivities Com-
mittee-3; Duchess Cluh-4; Senior Class Parliamentarian-4.

Felix Harvey Hudson

Bachelor of Arts
Atlanta, Georgia

Phillip Leighton Howell

Bachelor of Arts

Con lev, Georgia
Humanics Association-2,3,4; Alpha Phi Omega-2,3,4; Executive
Committee- 3, 4.

Sammy Gower Hudgins

Bachelor of Arts

Chamblee, Georgia

Basketball-2,3,4; Baseball- 1,2.

Janie Marie Hunt

Bachelor of Science

Jonesboro, Georgia
Transfer: Montreat- Anderson Junior College; Basketball, Hiking
Club; Spanish Club; Honor Court-4; Dorm Vice-President-4;
Yamacraw Staff-3; Gun Club-3,4; Public Relations-3,4.

Giovanni Ianniello

Bachelor of Arts
Atlanta, Georgia
Newman Club-4.

Edloe Pendleton Jones

Bachelor of Arts
Manning, South Carolina
Honor Court-3,4; Chairman-4; Toastmasters- 1 ; Treas.-l; Hu-
manics Association-2 ; Sec. '2; Alpha Phi Omega-2; Prcsident-2;
Yamacraw Staff-3; Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni-
versities-4; Dorm Couneil-4; President of Senior Class; Assembly
Committee-4.

Ronald Richard Knopf

Bachelor of Arts
St. Petersburg, Florida
Humamcs-1 ,2.3,4; Second Vice-President- 3; First Vice-Presi-
dent 4; Class Officer; Vice-President- 1 ; President-3; Alpha Phi
Omega- 1,2; Secretary-1; Public Relations Committee- 1; Players-
1,2,3,4; President-3; Saints-2,3,4; Stormy Petrel Staff-3,4,5;
Yamacraw Staff-3, 4.

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Martha Elizabeth Laird

Bachelor of Arts
Atlanta, Georgia
Award-1; F.T.A.-l; Vice-President-

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leader-1,2; Captain-2; Westminster Fellowship- 1 ,2; Dean's List-
1,2,3; Modern Dance Club-1,2,3,4; Players-1; Social Committee-
1,2; Honor Court-2; Yamaeraw-2,3 ; Duchess Club-3,4; Secre-
tary of Senior Class.

Wilfred Joseph LeBlanc

Bachelor of Arts
Salem Depot, J{ew Hampshire
Humanics Foundation-1,2,3,4; Players- 1,2, 3, 4; President-4; Al-
pha Phi Omega; Yamacraw Staff"- 1 ; Treasurer of Junior Class;
Goodman Hall Dorm Council; President-4.

Edward Almond Leonard

Bachelor of Arts
Atlanta, Georgia

James William Mann

Bachelor of Science
Conyers, Georgia
Yamacraw Staff-4; Boar's Head Fratermty-4; Blue K.ey-4; Le-
Conte Honorary Society-4.

L. Silas Moore

Bachelor of Arts

Atlanta, Georgia

Players-3; Stormy Petrel Staff-4.

Barbara Helen Olsen

Bachelor of Arts

Atlanta, Georgia
Transfer: Carson-Newman College; Homecoming Court- 1,2;
Calliopean Literary Society- 1,2; Radio Work Shop DJ-I; Har-
vest Festival Beauty Court-1; B.TU.-2; Science Honor Fra-
ternity-2; German Cluh-2; Swimming Cluh-2; Gun Club-3,4;
Interactivities Committee- 3; Chorus- 3,4; Players- 3,4; Intermural
Representative-3.

Woon Churl Paik

Bachelor of Arts
Seoul, Korea

James Anthony Paredes

Bachelor of Arts

Atlanta, Georgia
Players-2,3; Honor Court-2,3,4; Chairman-4; Alpha Phi Omega'
2,3; President-3; Toastmasters-2; Literary Magazine-4; Stormy
Petrel Staff-3; Blue Key-3,4; Rat Court-?.

James Harry Peagler, III

Bachelor of Arts
Atlanta, Georgia

Ellen Sculley Russell

Bachelor of Arts
Savannah, Georgia

Frederick Asher Schatzman

Bachelor of Science
Highland Par}{, J\[ew jersey
Le Conte Society-4; Honor Committee-4; Stormy Petrel StarF-4;
Photo Editor-4.

Joe A. Soldati

Bachelor of Arts
Charlotte, J^orth Carolina
President Freshman Class; Student Council- 1; Humanics Asso-
ciation-!, 2: Alpha Phi Omcga-1,2,3,4; Chairman-4; Stormy
Petrel Staff '1,2, 3, 4; Chorus- 1; Interactivities Committee-1; Lit-
erary Magazine-2,3,4; Editor-?, 4; Honor Committee-4; Chair-
m. in-4; Dormitory Bonrd-4; Who's Who in American Col-
leges and Universities.

Ainslee Jackson Stull

Bachelor of Arts
Forest Par\, Georgia

Robert Bruce Tanner

Bachelor of Arts
Atlanta, Georgia

Margaret P. Thrasher

Bachelor of Arts
Atlanta, Georgia

Marc Stephen Weinberg

Bachelor of Arts
T^ew Tor\ City, A[eu> Tor\
Tenms-1; Parker Law Award; Class Vice-President-2; Gun
Club-2,3,4; President-2,3 ; Boar's Head Fraternity^, 3, 4; Treas-
urer^, 3; Blue Key-2,3,4; Treasurer' 3, 4; Rat Court-2,3; Players-
2,3,4; Honor Court-?; Varsity Club-3; Student Government-4;
President-4; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi-
ties; Joint Committee of Faculty and Students-4; Chairman-4.

Robert Alexander Wynn

Bachelor of Science

Hazlehnrst, Georgia
Honor Committee- 1,3; Honor Court-4; Junior Toastmasters-1,3;
Class President-2 ; Le Conte-2,3,4; Boar's Head Fraternity-3,4;
President-4; Blue Key- 3,4; President-4; Stormy Petrel Staff-4.

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Emily Anne Edwards

Bachelor of Arts
Wales\a, Georgia
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SPIRIT

SEQUENCE

SYNTHESIS

Seniors ]\[ot Pictured

Allen Lee Ault BA.
Anna Lillian Crowder BA.
Sarah Isabel Katz BA.
Olivia S. Toubman BA.
Gary N. Wenger BA.

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CLASS OF 1961

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President.. Dernl Gay

Vice-President Charlotte Morris

Secretary Joyce Gravel

Treasurer Gail Walker

Parliamentarian Jay Rowland

Jean Abbott

Carolyn Alexander

Margaret Blank

Anita Buck

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Nancy Burdick

Norman Burgin

Peter Butchart

Patricia Cooper

Benjamin Crawford

Susan Dalton

Barbara Dexter

Mildred Effrain

Nancy English

William Flammer

Becky Floyd

Derril Gay

Bobby Gore

Joyce Gravel

John Guthrie

Thomas Hewlett

Paula Hofmann

John Jay

Janet Kennedy

John Kuiken

Ethel Law

William Lawler

Eleanor McGurn

Robert Mallis

SPIRIT

SEQUENCE

SYNTHESIS

CLASS OF 1962

Rosie Meller

Patricia Miller

Charlotte Morris

Hilda Morris

Douglas Mote

Gary Mullins

Thomas Norwood

Hernando Pantigoso

David Peterson

Martha Pool

Jay

Rowland Aviva Shwinger

Charles Teachey

Juniors A[ot Pictured

Christine Boone

Rose Bud Kent

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James Borom

Helen Larsen

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Mary Bourn

Carolyn Levy

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Betsy Cording

Benjamin Mathews

Gene Eidson

James Millard

Russell Eisenman

Alfred Richardson

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Marian Flynn

Bobby Shumake

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Joe Gable

Rita Weisiger

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Howard Goodwin

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Paul Teachey

Gail Walker

John Warren

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

President Eric Scharff

Vice-President Terry Ingerson

Secretary Mary Lou Anderson

Treasurer Kay Kilpatnck

Parliamentarian Johnny Griggs

Wanda Crow

Juliana Dorsey

Lynn Drury

Travis Hames

Judith Harvey

Susan Harris

Leighton Hiselgrove

Mareia Hartrick

Harvey Hisaw

Martha Hoss

Larry Hunter

Terry [ngerson

Kay Kilpatrick

Anne Latimer

Jane Kinney

Bert Levy

Stuart Lynn

Myrna McDonald

Miriam McGlothlin

Patricia McMichen

Steven McMullen

Corwin Metcalf

Elaine Mitcham

Morris Mitche

Charles Moore

Madge Mosteller

Bobby Nance

LeAnn Payne

Thomas Phillips

Richard Robinson

Eric Scharff

Rosemary Scraggs

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Elaine Shiflett

Judith Skiles

Sophomores

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Jean Arsenault

Layman Kelley

Sammuel Braswell

Allen Long

Harry Carson

Wayne McCormack

Sung Soo Chun

William McDonough

Donna Donaldson

David Melancon

James Egerton

Eleanor Milner

Edward Feldman

Barbara Mouchet

Veronique Foti

David Platkin

John Griggs

William Simonton

James Guler

Robert Strom

Alice Hamilton

Jimmy Vaughn

Billie Hamm

Stephen White

Norma Hodges

Mary Bob Smith

Sara Mac Smith

Jack Turpin

Lynn Sprague

William Vajk

Elizabeth Stafford

Joanne Vanderbyl

Alice Turner

Yvonne Vickery

Albert Wallace

Thomas Warters

Lynn White

Thomas Winn

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CLASS OF 1963

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

President Jim Bundy

Vice-President Bob McMains

Secretary Jayne Archer

Treasurer Dennis Kerr

Parliamentarian Hoyt Wagner

Andrew Akers

Jayne Archer

Peter Bacon

Barry Bennett

Michele Bernard

Carol Ann Blair

Mary Jane Bowman

Jill Boydston

Virginia Bremer

Arlene Brilliant

Jacqulyn Brown

Wayne Browning

Brenda Buice

James Bundy

Joan Burdick

Gloria Clark

Susan Coats

Paula Coker

Daniel Cowart

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Nancy Dempsey

Sue Damianos

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Kenneth Davis

Paul Donald

Glory Early

Larry Davis

Sue Engle

Ronald Estes

David Euhanks Nancy Fields

Edward DeGross

Stephen Figler

Martha Gilreath June Goldsmith

Jan Goodson

Gary Grude

Fatma Gulluoglu

William Hagan

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Jenlyn Hamhy

Peggy Hartis

Phyllis Hynes

Richard Hammon

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Beatrice Hasty

Betty Jo Johnson

George Handley

Gary Haug

Diane Jones

Larry Harhin

Anita Hoi Iowa y

Dennis Kerr

Roger Kitchens

Diane Leonard

Frances Leverettc

Jane Lincoln

John Lipham

Robert McMains

Carol McTeer

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Franklin Mahaffey

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Jeff Lockett Carolyn Loughborough Brad McFadden

Peggy McGill

Oreon Mann

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Linda Marable

James Melton

Mary Miles

Howard Mitchell

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Thomas Mitchum Jacqueline Murphy George Osborne

Lynda Papini

John Parker

Kathleen Payne

Linda Robertson

Jo Payne

Carol Pound

Conan Rudd

James Pcndland

Barry Percival

Margaret Pridgen Katherine Radcliffe

Betty Jane Rutland Sarah Ann Sanders

Robert Pittard

Jean Rivers

Laurie Sayward

Nancy Schreibman

Fred Scott

Benjamin Sellers

Robert Sexton

Scarlett Shenk

Barry Silver

Mildred Sloan

Charlotte Smith

Brenda Starling

Orlan Swennes

Joyce Tebeau

Edna Thollander

Judy Townsend

Jose Trias

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Hoyt Wagner

Charles Vance

John Wac

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Freshmen ?S(ot Pictured

Richard Bullard
Perry Cash
Grace Clark
Frank Conway
Theodore Currier
Harriet Davis
John Davis
William Deal
Everette Eisenberg
Joan Fisher
Robert Fried
Howard Hale

Bonnie Howard
Renee Huie
Patricia Knousc
Julie Moreland
Ira Morris
Dan Neilson
John Pryor
Jack Tebeau
Elizabeth Tomlin
Elinor Willingham
John Wolford

Mary Walker Rebecca Whatley

Stephen White

Donna Williams

Peter Williams

Dean Willis

Patricia Wilson Sandra Wolsey

Joan Womack

William Wyatt

Gerald Yates

Janet Yose

SPIRIT

SYNTHESIS

CLASS OF 1964

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS

Marc Weinberg, President

The Student Government consists of five Executive
Officers elected by the Student Body and the four class
Presidents. It is the guiding and governing organization
of the Oglethorpe Student Body.

Wayne Dobbs, Vice-President

Lynn Drury, Treasurer

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Sara Mac Smith, Secretary

Dave Harvey, Parliamentarian

HONOR COURT

"Penny" Jones, Chairman
Mr. Leo Bilancio, Adviser

MEMBERS:

Robin Wynn

Larry Davis

Marie Hunt

Janet Kennedy

Ben Crawford

Ken Davis

Glenda Balowsky

Ken Borden

SEATED, left to right: Ken Borden, Glenda Balowsky, Janet Kennedy, Marie Hunt,
Robin Wynn, Mr. Bilancio. STANDING, left to right: Larry Davis, Ben Crawford,
Ken Davis, Penny Jones.

MEMBERS:

Joe Soldati, Chairman
Fred SehaUman, Senior Class
Paula Hofmann, Junior Class
Carole George, Sophomore Class
Mieey Metcalf, Freshman Class

SEATED, left to right: Paula Hofmann, Carole George. STAND-
ING, left to right: Joe Soldati, Fred ShaUman, Mickey Metcalf.
NOT PICTURED: Shelia Donohue (Senior).

HONOR COMMITTEE

CHORUS

FRONT ROW, left to right: Nancy English, Martha Gilreath, Carol Ann Blair, Jo
Payne, Patti Wilson, Linda Robertson, Gloria Early. SECOND ROW, left to right:
Betty-Jane Rutland, Gail Walker, Mrs. Touhman, Anne Latimer, Martha Pool, "Misty"
Tebeau, Anita Buck, Sara Ann Sanders. THIRD ROW, left to right: Conan Rudd,
Ed Moore, Ken Davis, Jack Stull, Jim Harvey, Mr. Toubman, Director.

NEWMAN CLUB

FIRST ROW, left to right: Paula
Hofman, Secretary; Mr. Carroll,
Advisor; Bonnie McGern, Presi-
dent. SECOND ROW, left to

TOP TO
BOTTOM:

Tom

Wynn,
Margueritte

Wcisiger,
Dianne

Leonard,
Mary Jane

Boman,
Paula

Hofmann,
Kathleen

Payne.

ight: Ed DeGross, Program Chair-
man; Joyce Gravel, Vice-President;
Tom Wynn, Treasurer.

TOP TO
BOTTOM:

Joyce

Gravel,
Andy

Akers,
Jack

Warren,
Ed

DeGross,
Bonnie

McGern,
Nancy

Fields.

ALPHA PHI OMEGA

Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity,
composed of college and university men who are or
have been previously affiliated with the Boy Scouts
of America.

Left to right: Jack Turpin, Vice-President; Jack
Warren, Sergeant-at-Arms; Lyn White, Secretary;
Cabot Gupton, President.

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FIRST ROW: Donney Donaldson, Jack Warren, "Butch" Handley, Conan Rudd,
Lynn White, Jim Bundy, Barry Persival, Ben Osborne, Jack Turpin. SECOND
ROW: Derril Gay, Ben Crawford, Frank MaHaffey, Pete Butchart, Don Waters,
Charlie Vance, Cabot Gupton, Joe Soldati, Dennis Kerr, Andy Akers, Larry Davis.

Left to right: Anne Latimer, Jo
Payne, Joyce Gravel, "Penny"
Jones, Patti Wilson.

ASSEMBLY
COMMITTEE

Left to right: Dr. Reser, Advisor; Dave Chesnut and
"Penny" Jones, Co-Chairmen.

LITERARY

MAGAZINE

The purpose of this organization is to
give students, faculty and alumni an oppor-
tunity to display their literary talents in the
fields of poetry, short-story writing, and
essay-writing.

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Left to right: Steve McMullen, Margaret Blank, Anne Crowder.

FIRST ROW, SEATED, left to right: Kay Radcliff, Conan
Rudd, John Wachstetor, Kay Kilpatrick, Madge Mosteller.
SECOND ROW, SEATED, left to right: Benny Mathews,
Wanda Crow, Anne Latimer, Sara Mac Smith, Beth Walker,

Terry Ingerson, Sam Braswell. THIRD ROW, STAND-
ING, left to right Lynda Papini, Gwenda Cannon, Barry
Persival, Anita Buck, Larry Davis, Lyn Alexander, Dan
Cowart, Mary Lou Anderson, Bert Levy.

THE OGLETHORPE
PLAYERS

This group is organized to promote an interest
among the students in the theatre arts and to provide
opportunities lor all to develop their talents. The
group stages three plays yearly.

Anita Buck, Business Manager; Mrs. Uffner, Direc-
tor; Bert Levy, President; Lyn Alexander, Secretary.

FRONT ROW, left to right Wilma Beggs, Bonnie McGurn, Jo Payne, Patti Wilson.
SECOND ROW, left to right Joyce Gravel, Ann Latimer, Wanda Crowe, "Penny"
Jones.

ALL FAITHS FELLOWSHIP

Left to right: Gerald Yates, Field
Executive; Joyce Gravel, Vice-Presi-
dent; Bobby Dexter, President; Wan-
da Crowe, Treasurer; Cabot Gupton,
Secretary. NOT PICTURED:
"Chief" Edwards, Advisor.

YAMACRAW
GUN CLUB

SEATED, left to right: Ed DeGross, Bobby Dexter, Pete Butchart, Joyce Gravel, Anne
Latimer, Sara Mac Smith, Cabot Gupton, Virginia Bremer, Gerald Yates, Wanda
Crow, Beth Walker. STANDING, left to right: Charlie Vance, Dan Cowart, Patti
Wilson, Elizabeth Staford.

Wayne Dobbs, Chairman

The Inter-activity Committee is a body set up to
coordinate the activities of all the organizations on
campus. It is composed of representatives of all the
campus organizations.

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Jack Warren, Penny Jones, Ed Moore, Jack Turpin,
Ronnie Knopf, Whitey LeBlanc, "Pop" Crow. SECOND ROW, left to right: Arnold
Baker, Howard Goodman, Steve McMullen, Lynn White, Ken Davis, Andy Akers,
Jim Harvey, Cabot Gupton. THIRD ROW, left to right: Jackie Murphy, Scarlett
Shenk, Bobbie Dexter, Janet Yose, Jeri Hamhy, Jane Lincoln, Gloria Early, Patti
Wilson, Wilma Beggs.

HUMANICS STUDENT
ASSOCIATION

"Pop" Crow, Advisor; Joe Gable, Treasurer; Jack
Warren, President; Ben Crawford, Vice-President;
Bobbie Dexter, Secretary.

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Dcrril Gay
Editor'iri'Chief

Terry Ingerson
Managing Editor

The Official Newspaper of Oglethorpe University

Lynn Drury
Associate Editor

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Jack Warren
Business Manager

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT, STANDING, left to right: Bar-
ry Persival, Advertising Manager; Robin Wynn, Circulation
Manager; Bill Flammcr, Advertisement; Kay Kilpatrick, Ex-
change Editor. SEATED, left to right: Jack Warren, Business
Manager; Mary Lou Andersen, Secretary. NOT PICTURED:
Circulation Advertisement Manager, Ben Crawford.

JOURNALISM EDITORS: Janet Kennedy, News; Joyce Gravel,
Features; Russell Eisenman, Sports; Lynn Drury, Associate Editor;
Carole George, Society.

Art Editor, Ronald Knopf and Photography
Editor, Fred Schatzman.

As the student 1. taper of Oglethorpe Univer-
sity, the Stormy Petrei seeks to report and interpret
campus and non-campus news and provide an outlet
for expression for both faculty and students. It
expresses a liberal outlook on life constantly striving
to stimulate thought on the campus.

LAYOUT: Assistant Editor, Ken Davis; Managing Editor,
Terry Ingerson; Editor, Dernl Gay.

COPY STAFF: Sue Damianos, Lyn Alexan-
der, Peggy Hartis; Copy Editor, Dianne Leon-
ard.

STAFF WRITERS: Gary Mullins, Silas Moore, Russell Eisenman,
Larry Davis, Ann Latimer. Not pictured: Margaret Blank, Joe Soldati,
John Kuiken, Ann Crowder.

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Mr. Uffner, Mane Hunt, Joyce Gravel, Ann Latimer.

PUBLIC RELATIONS
COMMITTEE

The Public Relations Committee works in conjunction
with the Publicity Director of the University.

BOWLING

LEAGUE

The Bowling League, a newcomer this
year, was designed for those who enjoy
bowling for fun.

SEATED: Mary Lou Andersen, Secretary; Kay Kil-
patrick, Vice-President. STANDING: Bill Flammer,
Treasurer, Terry Ingerson, President.

KNEELING, left to right: Jackie Brown, Nancy Fields, Beth Walker, Kay Kilpatrick,
Janet Yose, Gwenda Cannon. STANDING, FIRST ROW, left to right: Grant Mc-
Donald, Joan Womack, Ed Moore, Phyllis Hynes, Anita Holloway, Mary Lou Ander-
sen, Marte Pridgen, Bob Mallis. SECOND ROW: Terry Ingerson, Joe Harb, Bill
Flammer, John Jay, Gerald Yates, Pete Bacon.

YAMACRAW

EXECUTIVE STAFF
Paula Hofmann, Editor-in-Chief; Mr. Bilancio, Advisor
Pat Griffin, Assistant Editor.

ORGANIZATIONS
CO-EDITORS : Mary Lou Andersen
and James Mann,

FACULTY AND
ADMINISTRATION
CO-EDITORS: Carole George and
Margaret Blank.

CLASSES
EDITOR: Virginia Bremer

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RUS1NESS SECTION
Seated, left to right: Arlene Brilliant, Charlotte Morris, Eric ScharfF.
Striding, left to right Peggy Harris, Donna Williams.

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ACTIVITIES
Left to right: Sandra Wolsey, Tom Phillips,
and Barbara Baughman.

HONORS

Left to right. Linda Marable and Anne Latimer.

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LIBERTARIAN SOCIETY

FIRST ROW, left to right: Conan Rudd, Wanda Crow, Patti Wilson,
Elizabeth Stafford. SECOND ROW, left to right: Jo Payne, Beth
Walker, Anne Latimer, Butch Handley, Oreon Mann.

This Society is composed of students who wish to discuss controversial issues facing
us today.

SOCIAL
COMMITTEE

The purpose of the Social Commit-
tee is to provide for the student
body activities which will broaden
the student's life.

Jim Harvey, Chairman

Jimmy Riley
Yamacraiv Photographer

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OGLETHORPE
UNIVERSITY . . .

A candid glimpse of her students and
what they do

RAT WEEK

the climax of Freshman
orientation and the height
of upper classmen's "as-
sistance." The icy glare
of the Rat Court, a maze
of rat hats, and the off-
key choruses of the Alma
Mater all of this served
to forge the O. U. spirit.

The heights of ndieulousness

the lowliness of Freshmen "rats'

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COSTUME PARTY

Unique attire amid a Hal-
loween motif set the scene
for a costume party spon-
sored by the Newman Club.

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Prospective students become
quiiinted with life on the Og
thorpe campus during a weeke
of specially oriented activities.

"My Three Angels," a story of three highly unangelic
conviets' cavorting with a store-owner's family on Devil's
Island, was the Oglethorpe Players' first production of
the season.

Madge Mosteller, Jim Edgerton, and Larry
D.ivis portray the parents and fiance of de-
mure Carole George.

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Kay Radclirf, as the arrogant brandy-buying client.

The three devilish angels", Sam Braswell, Bub Strum and Ben Mathews, release pet
snake - - the result, an "accidental" death.

Homecoming Queen
of 1 9 6 1

Miss Mary Lou Anderson

HOMECOMING

The first basketball game to be played in the new Oglethorpe University Field House
was held in December, '60. This event was highlighted by Homecoming festivities.
In the game Oglethorpe was victorious over Piedmont College, while Mary Lou Anderson
reigned as Homecoming Queen of 1961. with her court composed of Kay Kilpatrick,
Paula Coker, Judy Townsend, and Barbara Baughman.

105

Her reign begins . . . Joyce Gravel, Homecoming Queen "60 crowns Mary Lou.

106

CHRISTMAS
FORMAL

Oglethorpe students enjoying themselves at the Standard Club scene of the annual Christmas Ball.

107

BOAR'S HEAD CEREMONY

The Yuletide season and the warm atmosphere of the Great Hall provided the setting
for the annual Boar's He, id Ceremony. Induction of new members, and the strains
of Christmas music, followed by a candlelight reception provided the evening's
activities.

109

LORD AND LADY
OGLETHORPE BALL

A traditional ball, reminiscent of the heritage of our founder's name

COURT MEMBERS Arlene Brilliant, Sheila Donohue, Joe Soldati, Pat Griffin,
Marc Weinberg, Lord Wayne Dobbs, Lady Barbara Baughman, Jane Lincoln, Jim
Harvey, Sara Mac Smith, Penny Jones, Gloria Early, Nona Davis, Dave Harvey,
Jeri Hamby.

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Faculty and students alike practice the "art" of socializing.

114

BLACK AND WHITE
FORMAL

Sponsored by the Freshman class, the "Black and White" was held at Robinson's
Tropical Gardens this year. It initiated, according to precedent, the first social event
of the Spring quarter.

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BASKETBALL

1960-61

THE STORMY
PETRELS

THE CONCENTRATION

THE HANDS, THE WILL

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THE WHEEL

BUDDY GOODWIN
Forward

TOMMY NORWOOD
Guard

A SEASON TO REMEMBER

etrels

Opponents

Piedmont College

Georgia Southern

Shorter College

Valdosta State

Berry

St. Bernard

West Georgia

Georgia Southern

LaGrange

West Georgia

Berry

University of Chattanooga

Shorter

LaGrange

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Stetson

University of Chattanooga

Pembroke

Valdosta State

Piedmont

The FIRST ANNUAL

OGLETHORPE

INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT

Birmingham Southern

University of the Sol

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TOURNAMENT

University of Tampa

Stetson

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JAY ROWLAND
Guard

Statisticians: Ken Borden, Tom Wynn,
Steve McMullen, and Eric ScharrF

MORRIS MITCHELL
Center

BOB NANCE
Forward

ROGER COUCH

Forward

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SAM HUDGINS
Center

WAYNE DO BBS
Guard

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JOHNNY GUTHRIE
Guard

BOBBY SEXTON

Forward

THE COACH

Garland F. Pinholster

THE POWER BEHIND THE PETRELS

MOMENTS OE VICTORY

MOMENTS OF LIGHTHEARTEDNESS

MOMENTS OF CONCENTRATION

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VICTORIOUS PETRELS

PETREL POTENTIAL PUZZLING?

How good were the 1960-61 Oglethorpe basketball Petrels?
This is a question which will never be answered. After con-
vincing victories over the University of Tampa and Stetson
University in the 25th District NAIA playoffs, the road to
fame was suddenly blocked by unheralded Peru State College
of Nebraska. Morris Mitchell and associates gallantly went down
to defeat in the first round of the national small college tourna-
ment in Kansas City, Missouri. Most observers felt that the
Petrels, who had won twenty-one ball games and lost only
three up until this point, suffered a servere ease of tournament
nerves which resulted in their ^ry, "wait til next year".

As usual the Petrels were anchored by a stingy defense,
but the revised "wheel offense" also gave the fans something
about which to cheer. With Coach Garland Pinholster again
sweeping Coach of the Year honors in Georgia the Petrels
simply out classed many of their opponents although their
performance in the national tournament was not indicative of
their strength during the regular season.

The 1960-61 Petrels will never know if they warranted
the number four position that tournament officials seeded them;
however, the cry, "wait til next year", combined wih the
"Stormy Petrel Spirit" will be a basis on which the hopes
rest for another trip to Kansas City. The Petrels and their
supporters are anxious to show just how good Oglethorpe
basketball is. Good luck next year!

Wayne Dobbs

Petrel rebounding was impressive throughout the season.

Tommy Norwood drihhles by opponent

Pardon me, hut this hall is mine.

Wateh those elbows!

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Roger Couch scrambles for th<

Tommy Norwood and Morns Mitchell were on the
All 25th District NAIA Tournament Team

NAIA Trophy Accepted

Kansas City here we come!

Action was fast and furious at Kansas City.

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VARSITY

PAT GRIFFIN

Captain

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DANA LOU HOWE

BARBARA BAUGHMAN

CHEERLEADERS

MARGARET BLANK

DONNA WILLIAMS

JACKIE MURPHY

PEGGY HARTIS

PAULA COKER

SANDY WOLSEY

PEP SQUAD

Front row: Patty Wilson, Con.tn Rudd. Ann Latimer, and Mary Lou Andersen.
Second row: Charolette Smith, Carol George, Jo Payne, and Diane Leonard. Third row
Beth Walker, Dennis Kerr, and Wanda Crow.

THE SPIRIT

BEHIND

THE PETRELS

THE
SAINTS

JACK WARREN

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FRANKIE MAHAFFEY

JOHN WACHSTETER

CABOT G UPTON

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JIM FINLAND

LYNN DRURY

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TLEA" TEACHY

B TEAM

While the Varsity was preparing for a trip to
Kansas City, B-Team basketball got its start this
year as Oglethorpe continued to develop its athletic
program into one of which students, faculty, and
alumni can be proud. Under the direction of student
coach Wayne Dobbs, the "Baby Petrels" completed
the season with seven wins and eight losses. Although
the record was not particularly impressive the "Baby
Petrels" displayed an enthusiastic approach which
has long characterized athletic teams of Oglethorpe.

Accompanied by its own cheerleaders and a
surprising amount of student support, the team
went into every game to play defense and outscore
the opponents with the same ardor and courage
that their "bigger brothers" did. However, they
found that spirit and courage alone do not insure
victory. Nevertheless, these lads are to be commended
for their part in making this an outstanding athletic
year on the Oglethorpe campus.

COACH DOBBS

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GARY HAUG

LYNN WHITE

STEVE FIGLER

KEN DAVIS

TRAVIS HAMES

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JACK TEBEAU

TOM WYNN

B TEAM CHEERLEADERS

Lej't to Right Phyllis Hines, Martha Gilwreath, Anita Holloway, Gloria Early, Jerry
Hamby, Jane Lincoln, and Jane Archer. Captain.

JACK TURPIN, Manager

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TENNIS

COACH WILLIAM A. COHEN AND HIS TEAM

BOB NANCE

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GARY MULLINS

HERNANDO PANTIGOSO

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DANIEL COWART

BOB MALLIS

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BUDDY GOODWIN, Catcher

BOBBY DAGLIESH, Pitcher

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KEN BORDEN, Infield

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ROGER COUCH, Outfield

WAYNE DOBBS, Infield

BILL FLAMMER, Outfield

STEVE FIGLER, Outfield

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1960 SCHEDULE

William Jewell College
William Jewell College
Piedmont College
Piedmont College
Berry College
Piedmont College
Jacksonville State
Shorter College
Shorter College
Berry College
Jacksonville State
Shorter College
Shorter College
The Citadel
The Citadel
Piedmont College

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WHO'S WHO

AMERICAN COLLEGES

AND

UNIVERSITIES

151

Wayne Dobbs

WHO'S
WHO

This honor is in recognition of the merit and
accomplishment of the student who is officially
recommended by the Student Government and the
Faculty Council, and who meets the requirements
of the publication.

Joe Soldati

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Marc Weinberg

Penny Jones

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LE CONTE

HONOR SCIENCE SOCIETY FOR SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS, SENIORS

ADVISOR: George F. Wheeler

MEMBERS : left to right, James Mann

Lynn Drury
Dave Harvey
Bonnie MeGurn
Robin Wynn
Joe Harb

154

BLUE KEY

NATIONAL HONOR SERVICE FRATERNITY

MEMBERS: back, row, left to right: Robin Wynn

Dave Harvey
Buddy Goodwin
Roger Couch
Marc Weinberg

front row, left to right: Wayne Dobbs

Russell Eisenman
William Blair
James Mann

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DUCHESS CLUB

HONOR SOCIETY FOR JUNIOR AND SENIOR WOMEN

ADVISOR: Mrs. Wendell Brown
MEMBERS: (Bac\, left to right), Martha Pool,
Gail Walker, Bonnie McGurn, Mrs. Brown, Bar-
bara Baughman, Dana Lou Howe. (Front), Pat
Griffin, Shelia Donohue, Martha Laird.

OFFICERS
ADVISOR : Mrs. Brown
PRESIDENT: Pat Griffin
VICE-PRESIDENT: Barh;
SECRETARY: Marth

ara Baughman
la Laird

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BOAR'S HEAD

HONOR FRATERNITY FOR JUNIOR AND SENIOR MEN

ADVISOR: Mr. Coulborn
MEMBERS: (Left to right J, Russell Eisenman,
James Mann, Lawrence Goodwin, Robin
Wynn, Mr. Coulborn, Marc Weinberg, Dave
Harvey, Wayne Dobbs, William Blair.

OFFICERS: Marc Weinberg
Wayne Dobbs
Dave Harvey
Robin Wynn

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PLAYERS
AWARDS

SENIOR WHO HAS DONE THE MOST FOR

PLAYERS: Whitey LeBlanc

BEST ACTOR: Ben Mathews

BEST ACTRESS: Kay Radcliffe

BROWN AWARD FOR THE FACULTY MEMBER

WHO HAS BEEN THE MOST HELPFUL: Dr. Stanley

Daugert

CHEMICAL RUBBER

PUBLISHING CO.

AWARD

FOR FRESHMEN SHOWING

THE MOST OUTSTANDING

ACHIEVEMENT

IN:

PHYSICS: Ronald Gurin
CHEMISTRY: John Lipham
MATHEMATICS: Dennis Kerr

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PETER WILLIAMS

BEN PARKER
LAW AWARD

This award is given to the student who exhibits the most
promise in the field of law.

WAYNE DOBBS

DAVID HESS
AWARD

The qualifications for the David Hess Award are the
winning of a letter in an intercollegiate sport in the year in
which the award is given, and the promotion of the athletic
ideals of Oglethorpe through participation and assistance in
the overall athletic program. The recipient of the award
must have the ability to face failure as well as success and
must be a gracious winner as well as a gracious loser.

159

RONNIE KNOPF

MacCONNELL AWARD

The Charles M. MacConnell Award is given by the
Sophomore Class to the Senior who that class feels has par-
ticipated cooperatively in many phases of campus life without
having received full recognition.

GEORGE H. HARPER, JR.

THE FACULTY

SCHOLARSHIP

AWARD

This award is given to the Senior man who has achieved
the highest scholastic average of any man in the graduating
class. The award is given annually by the Faculty.

160

PEGGY HARTIS

The Duchess Club Award

The Duchess Club, Women's Honor Society, honors with
this award, the Freshman girl who best exemplifies the ideal
of an Oglethorpe student in scholarship and in campus ac-
tivities.

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KEN DAVIS

Boar's Head Award

The Boar's Head Honorary Fraternity presents this award
to the Freshman boy who they feel deserves recognition for
his scholastic achievements and for his participation in ac-
tivities.

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WAYNE DOBBS

OGLETHORPE CUP

The James Edward Oglethorpe Award for merit given
by the Faculty to the man who has best realized the ideals
of an Oglethorpe education.

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MARTHA LAIRD

OGLETHORPE CUP

The Oglethorpe Cup is a merit award given by the
Faculty to the woman who has best realized the ideals of an
Oglethorpe education.

162

MARTHA LAIRD

Sally Hull Weltner
Award for Scholarship

The Sally Hull Weltner Award is presented eaeh year
by the Oglethorpe University Women's Club to the Senior
woman who has attended the University for two years and
who has aehieved the highest average of any woman in the
graduating elass. This year the award goes to two women
with equally high averages.

BELLE TURNER BENNETT

Sally Hull Weltner
Award for Scholarship

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June 4 GRADUATION DAY What Does It Symbolize?

Each student receiving his diploma is doing so because of his initiative and desire for
the acquisition of knowledge, of a knowledge which was sought to enlighten him
about himself and the world in which he lives. Both have found their expression
in long, tedious hours of hard work and study.

All may not be recognized publicly. But as time passes each will recognize within
himself his accomplishments and how he, too, has achieved something th.it is his
alone and which will prove to be his most valuable asset as he faces the future.
To the Senior Class of 1961 we express our congratulations and sincere best wishes
for a happy and prosperous life.

The Yamacraw Staff

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A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1961

Now that you have earned the grand achievement of an Oglethorpe University
degree, you have only a moment to bask in its glory. The life you have chosen awaits
you - impatiently.

It is natural to look with some trepidation upon the unknowable future, hut we
who have preceded you can assure you that your Oglethorpe education has prepared
you well for what lies ahead.

We welcome you into the ranks of the National Alumni Association which
comprises many distinguished alumni in nearly all fields of human effort. We know
that, in time, you will add to its stature.

Our congratulations and best wishes go with you.

The National Alumni Association of Oglethorpe University

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VOGUE CLEANERS

"Home of your dirty clothes'

24 Hour Service

748 Morosgo Dr., N.E.

Good luck to the

graduating seniors

from

ALEX HAIR STYLIST

Alex dresses your hair
in style.

2025 Peachtree Road

Student Directory

ZESTO OF BUCKHEAD

Foot long hot dogs our specialty

Remember

Wednesday 6 hamburgers for $1.00

Tuesday 6 hot dogs for $1.00

Two bargain nights

a week

3119 Roswell Rd., N.

CE. 7-4260

Abbott, Jean 47
Abbott, John 5 1
Akers, Andy 57,74,83
Alexander, Lyn 47,77
Andersen, Mary Lou 50,51,82,

85,77,86,104,105,106,135
Archer, Jayne 56,57,141
Bacon, Peter 57,85
Baker, Arnold, 51
Balowsky, Glenda 57,70
Baughman, Barbara 32,105,

110,111,132
Bennett, Barry 57
Bennett, Belle 32
Bernard, Michele 57
Blair, Carole Ann 57,72
Blair, William 30
Blank, Margaret 47,80,76,

86,133
Borden, Ken 51,70,123,140
Bowman, Mary Jane 57,73
Boydston, Jill 57
Braswell, Sam 77,103
Bremer, Virginia 57,79,86
Brilliant, Arlene 57,110
Brown, Jackie 57,85
Brown, Karin 51
Browning, David 5 1
Browning, Wayne 57
Buck, Anita 47,72,77
Bundy, Jim 56,57,74,80
Burdick, Joan 57

Burgin, Norman 47
Butchart, Peter 47,74,79
Buttolph, Frances 33
Cannon, Gwenda 51,85,77
Cantrell, Ellen 5 1
Chesnut, Dave 30,33,75,137
Clark, Gloria 57
Coats, Susan 57
Coker, Paula 57,105,134
Cooper, Pat 47
Couch, Roger 33,123,128
Cowart, Dan 58,77,79,143
Crawford, Ben 47,70,74,82
Crea, Joe 5 1

Crow, Wanda 51,77,79,88
Crowder, Anne 76
Damianos, Sue 58
Dalton, Susan 47
Davis, Ken 58,70,72,140
Davis, Larry 58,70,74,77,1
Davis, Nona 34,1 10
DeGross, Ed 58,73,79
Dempsey, Nancy 58
Dexter, Bobbi 47,80,79
Dobbs, Wayne 36,68,80,110,

111,124,139,152
Donald, Donnie 58,74
Donohue, Sheila 34,110
Dorsey, Penelope 51
Drury, Lynn 51,69,82,138
Early, Gloria 58,72,110,111
Edwards, Emily 45

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What is Success 7

It's struggling on with the will to win, but
taking loss with a cheerful grin; it's shar-
ing sorrow and work and mirth, and making
better this good old earth; it's serving, striv-
ing through strain and stress; it's doing your
noblest.

That's success.
Best Wishes from

L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY

Office:

3330 Peachtree Rd., N. E.

Atlanta 5, Georgia

Representatives:
Thad Wilkens
Ed Jones
Hollis Britt

Come in and shop at

BELK GALLANT

255 E. Paces Ferry Rd., N.E.
Located in BUCKHEAD

You get the advantages of both a
national company and a local store
when you shop with us.

CE 3-8066

CHEROKEE PLUMBING
AND HEATING

2945 Pcachtree Road, N. E.

Atlanta, Georgia

CE. 3-8893

Located conveniently
in Buckhead

ATLANTA BUILDERS
SUPPLY COMPANY

Lumber, Paint and Building Supplies

1700 Monroe Drive, Northeast
Atlanta 9, Georgia

Telephone: TR 5-7575

Student Directory (Continued)

Effrain, Mildred 47

Hamby, Jerri 59,110,141

Egerton, Jim 102

Hames, Travis 52,140

Eisenman, Russell 82,143

Hammon, Richard 59

Engle, Sue 58

Handley, "Butch" 59,74,88

English, Nancy 47

Harb, Joe 35,85,80

Estes, Ronald 58

Harbin, Larrin 59

Euganks, Lee 58

Harper, George 37

Falik, Buria 52

Harris, Susan 52

Fields, Nancy 58,85,73

Hartis, Peggy 59,134

Figler, Steve 58,140

Hartrick, Marcia 52

Flammer, Bill 47,80,82,85

Harvey, Dave 36,69,80,110

Floyd, Becky 47

Harvey, Jim 36,72,110

Gay, Dernl 46,47,74,82

Harvey, Judy 52

George, Carole 52,82,86,

Hasty, Bea 59

102,135

Hazelgrove, Leighton 52

Gilreath, Martha 58,72,141

Haug, Gary 59,140

Goldsmith, June 58

Hewlett, Thorn 48

Goodson, Jan 58

Hisaw, Harvey 52

Goodwin, Buddy 35,122

Hofmann, Paula 48,73,80,86

Gore, Bobby 48

Holloway, Anita 59,85,141

Gravel, Joyce 46,48,73,75,

Hoss, Martha 52

79,80,82,106

Howe, Dana Lou 30,37,132

Gresham, Effie 52

Howell, Phillip 36

Griffin, Pat 30,35,80,86,

Hudgins, Sam 38,124

110,132,153

Hudson, Felix 37

Griggs, John 50

Hunt, Marie 38,70

Grude, Gary 58

Hunt, Mane 38,70

Gullwoglu, Fatma 58

Hunter, Larry 52

GuptorC Cabot 52,74,79,80,137

Hutson, Gayle 59

Gurin, Ronald 52

Hynes, Phyllis 59,141

Guthrie, John 48,124

Ianniello, Giovanni 38

Hagan, William 59

Ingerson, Terry 59,53,77,82,85

OGLETHORPE PHARMACY

"For all your medical and drug supplies . .

Serving North Atlanta with

EXPERT PRESCRIPTION SERVICE

AND FREE DELIVERY

Take-Out Service Table Service

CE. 3-5064
Come In

and Enjoy

Pizza and Other Italian Dishes

PIZZA BY GIGI

2421 Piedmont Rd., N.E.

Opposite the

Piedmont Drive-In

Open daily from
8:30 A.M. Until 10:30 P.M.

2150 Johnson Ferry Road

GL. 7-4436

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Student Directory (Continued)

Compliments of

MONTAG'S

Jay, John 48,85

McGurn, Bonnie 48,73,80

Johnson, Betty Jo 59

McMains, Bob 56,60

Jones, "Penny" 30,39,70

McMichen, Pat 53

75,110,153

McMullens, Steve 53,76,123

PEACHTREE ROAD

Kennedy, Janet 48,70,82
Kerr, Dennis 56,59,74,135

McTeer, Carol 60
Mahaffey, Frankie 60,74,136

PHARMACY

Kilpatrick, Kay 50,53,77,
82,85,105

Mallis, Robert 48,85,143
Mann, James 40,86

World's Finest

Kinney, Jane 53

Mann, Oreon 60,88

Steel Die Engraved

Kitchens, Roger 59

Marable, Linda 60

Collegiate

Knopf, Ronnie 39,82,85,137

Mathews, Ben 77,103

Prescription Druggists

Kuiken, John 48
Laird, Martha 30,39

Meller, Rosie 48
Melton, Mike 60

Stationery
and

Latimer, Anne 53,72,75,77,

Metcalf, Mickey 53

79,88,135

Miles, Mary 60

Fashionable

Law, Ethel 48
Lawler, William 48

Miller, Pat 48
Mitcham, Elaine 53

Writing Papers

LeBlanc, "Whitey" 40

Mitchell, Howard 60

4062 Peachtree Road, N.E.

Leonard, Diane 59,73,135
Leonard, Ed 40

Mitchell, Morris 53,123,128
Moore. Ed 54,72,85

Leverette, Fran 59

Moore, Silas 4 1

N. Atlanta 19. Ga.

Levy, Bert 53,77

Morris, Charolette 46,49

Lincoln, Jane 59,110,141

Mosteller, Madge 54,77,102

MONTAG'S

Lipham, John 60

Mote, Doug 49

Lockett, Jeff 60

Mullins, Gary 49,142

ATLANTA.

Loughborough, Carolyn 60

Murphy, Jackie 60,133

GEORGIA

Lynn, Stuart 53

Nance, Bob 54,12 3,142

McDonald, Grant 85

Norwood, Tommy 49,122,

CE. 7-6466

McDonald, Myrna 53

127,128

245 N. Highland Ave.

McFadden, Brad 60

Olsen, Barbara 4 1

McGill, Peggy 60

Osborne, Ben 60,74

McGlothlin, Mimi 53

Paik, Woon Churl 41

FOREMOST DAIRIES, INC.

CRYSTAL UNIFORM
RENTAL SERVICE

MILK

ICE CREAM

>7] 1 Piedmont Road, N.E.

Pants - Shirts - Coveralls - Dresses

304 Angier Ave., N.E.

ATLANTA 12, GA

TRinity 2-4751

CHARLIE BRUMBY, JR.

CEdar 3-9431

Compliments of

W. Peachtree St.

TR. 5-4541

Student